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Browsing by Author "Komar, Paul D."
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Clemens, Karen E. (1987-01-06)Heavy mineral compositions of sands from Oregon beaches, rivers and sea cliffs have been determined in order to examine the causes of marked along-coast variations in the beach-sand mineralogy. The study area extends ...
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Aguilar Tunon, Nicolas A. (1977-05-09)Two beaches with significant differences in grain size and thus in beach profile morphology and response to wave conditions were studied on the Oregon coast. Gleneden Beach, just south of Siletz Spit and Lincoln City, ...
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Gaughan, Michael Kenneth (1973-06-08)Theoretical breaking criteria for progressive surface gravity waves are examined, and laboratory and field experiments concerned with breaking waves are reviewed with respect to the testing of these breaking criteria. ...
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Rea, Campbell Cary (1974-12-13)Siletz Bay is a drowned river valley filled with Holocene alluvial and estuarine sediments and is separated from the ocean by a sand spit 3.8 km in length. Since the area was settled by white man in the 1890's, the ba ...
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Azizian, Mohammed F. (1993-01-20)Chromium and its compounds are widely used by modern industries, resulting in large quantities of this element being discharged into the environment. To remove chromium from contaminated soils and ground water, it is nec ...
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Baba, Jumpei (1980-05-27)
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Reimers, Clare Elizabeth (1978-07-10)
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Shih, Shyuer-ming (1989-07-19)Grain-size distributions of gravels transported as bedload in Oak Creek, Oregon, show systematic variations with changing flow discharges. At low discharges the gravel distributions are nearly symmetrical and Gaussian. ...
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Lorang, Mark (1992-02-10)Concern regarding increased coastal erosion has heightened amid growing acceptance of global warming and associated sea-level rise. This study examines shoreline erosion in Flathead Lake, Montana due to five decades of ...
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Li, Zhenlin (1990-05-31)The formation of beach placers primarily involves processes of waves and currents that selectively sort and concentrate the valuable minerals according to their densities, sizes and shapes. Black sand placers are foun ...
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Li, Zhenlin (1985-05-14)
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Gaughan, Michael Kenneth (1975-12-19)
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Shih, Shyuer-ming (1992-06-19)Sea-cliff erosion is a significant problem along the Oregon coast in that many communities have been built on terraces affected by bluff retreat. There is considerable coast-wide variability in the rates of cliff erosi ...
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Drake, Ellen T. (1981-03-04)Based on the principle that the history of a discipline is important to the discipline itself, this thesis devotes two chapters to ROBERT HOOKE AND THE FOUNDATION OF GEOLOGY and two chapters to modern geology, viz. THE T ...
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Styllas, Michael N. (2001-10-29)Tillamook Bay is the second largest estuary on the Oregon coast, and concerns have been raised whether human induced impacts have been responsible for the perceived increase in sedimentation rates during the past century ...
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Broome, Robert (1978-05-30)Field observations are made of the formation of backwash ripples on the beachface, formed by undular hydraulic jumps generated by backwash down the beach face colliding with wave bores. Measured ripple wavelengths ran ...
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Fok-Pun, Luis (1981-08-11)
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Lizarraga Arciniega, Jose Roman (1975-06-30)Patterns of beach erosion and accretion due to jetty construction are examined for the coast of Oregon. All jetty systems are included with the exception of those on the Columbia River, making a total of nine systems. ...
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McKinney, Barbara Ann (1976-09-20)During the period 1970-76, Siletz Spit on the mid-Oregon coast has suffered foredune erosion. This erosion is associated with high wave conditions along the coast, produced by intense storms in the North Pacific. Dur ...
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